This was my dads favourite song. He was terminally ill for 15 years until this saturday god came down and took him away. It always made me sad why this was his favourite and tonight it hit me " If I dont make it know that I loved you all along" Love you so much Dad, the best Dad and small engine mechanic there ever was. I'll see you again oneday.

Here's to my boys OLP, raising a glass ! You've always been there... 58-year-old woman here spring 2024...🖤🖤🖤

Growing up in foster care in Ontario for most of my life was hard. There were so many times I felt like giving up. Feeling alone in such a hard place at such a young age where horrible stuff happened daily was a hell. Our lady peace was a big part of my life back then. These songs were a medicine to me and helped me not feel so alone in the darkest place a kid could be. Thanks OLP.

Noah, My son, If you end up reading this I want you to know that you are so precious to me. Your kind heart and empathy for those around you is a gift to this world. Just remember, everyday that you are on this earth is a day that you can bring comfort to someone or bring a smile to their face. People like you are what make living in this world a beautiful experience. Love, Dad

One of my all time Favorites!! Here's to 2024! The world is messed up would be an understatement! Please bring these days back

I am 31 years and i only just discovered this band. Cant believe I miss their music when it was at its peak. Would be a great childhood memory having their music around back then.

It's funny how you can not hear a song for such a long time, yet remember all the words the moment you hear it again. 'Clumsy' was one of my fave albums from the 90s and this was one of my fave songs to hear OLP play in concert.

I turn 42 tomorrow and I’m just here listening to my youth. Yep.

I don't know why, but this song hit me like a ton of bricks today.

I could watch Raine sing all day. Yep that's what I'm doing in quarantine. Watching the nineties.

the message and the raw emotion are enough

Halfway towards 2020 and here I am, listening to a masterpiece from 1997.

"i hope to god i figure out whats wrong" 😭😭 And if i dont make it.. Know that, I loved you all along....

For me this song is about not holding onto grudges against beloved family members. I had a grudge against my father and didn't talk to him for several years, and I'm glad I kicked that habit before I turned 30 because I got another several great years getting to know my Dad as an adult before his passing. Don't hold onto the grudge if it's going to hurt more when they are gone. ✝

My dad's in the hospital right now with COVID and pneumonia. We haven't had a father/son relationship since I was a kid. He used to be a heavy alcoholic, and he was hateful and violent. He's in his 70s now, and a broken shell of a man, so he probably won't survive this. I hope he does. He hasn't drank in nearly 15 years, but the damage is done, both to his body, and to my mental state. Between hearing this song, and Thief, a song about a young girl who died of brain cancer...how I happened upon these two relevant songs tonight, when I needed them most is amazing. I've been a fan since they released their album Clumsy in 1997. But I haven't listened to them in over a decade. Tonight, some reviewer mentioned their new album (I had no idea were even together anymore), so I started retroactively started listening to my favorite OLP albums, starting with Clumsy. When I listened to Thief, I never really paid attention to the lyrics. In 2020, I was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor. It was supposed to have killed me by the end of 2020, but here I am. I LOVED these songs when they came out, and for years after. I NEEDED these songs right now, and for some time before. But I have them now. Life and death are a trip for sure. I forgive you, dad. Wholeheartedly.

2023 ❤ loved listening to OLP as a teen and still to this day almost 40. The older shit tho😂

I liked this song in the 90s and two weeks ago my dad lost his battle with pancreatic cancer. We never had a good relationship and never spoke, well the last 2 years I moved in with him to take care of him, this song really resonates with me now more than ever. Despite our differences I'll always love you dad I know you are in heaven and no longer in pain.

I was relating to this song in middle school!! I didn’t spend a day of my childhood with my mother after my dad gained full custody. I had to mature quick and didn’t get to enjoy childhood much. My dad did the best he could with a broken heart. Songs like these kept my young mind out of trouble. Much love to anyone reading.

When I was young my mother left my father after years of abuse. I was only one year old. Flash forward to 35 I thought it might be a good idea to reach out to my father's family not even knowing if he was alive. Turns out he was.. I was too hurt and scared to contact him, procrastinated for a few months then built up the courage. Called his brother, found that he was missing for a month.. police had thought they found his body and needed my DNA to determine. Gave it to the police thinking I didn't care about the results.. I'm tough. When they confirmed it was his body I never thought I would cry for weeks.. everytime I hear this song I think about what we could have been to eachother or if he even ever thought of me. Every-single-time I hear these lyrics I cry 💔

Had super shitty parents, I was thrown out at 15, lived in a garage forever. it’s songs/albums like these that helped this -now- 39 year old man be successful and shove it right back to them.

My dad was a terrible abusive person. But I still imagine a world where he changes I still hope. Because if there was true sorrow, regret and change I'd forgive. But there isn't and never will be, you can't get that from a full blown sociopath. This song is a turn around story of forgiveness I've always wanted.

Timeless... "And I hope to god I figure out what's wrong" Still searching. Who else ?

My first husband's favorite band and song. It has so much more meaning nowadays. Rest in peace, Dan. 😘 If I dont make it, know that... I loved you all along.

How do I have more subs than the bands that I grew up listening to? It's just wrong. You guys are Canadian icons.

Our Lady Peace as a band transcends the shallow boundaries of nationality by connecting with the experiences and spiritulity of a listener through thoughtful music. You don't have to be Canadian to appreciate that, you just have to listen.

should have a billion views

I'm a 60s 70s 80s guy, but love this band. The singer is very unique. So are their songs.

How does this have Only 2 mil views ????? This song alone is better than 99% of garbage on the radio now

This song used to make me bawl so hard. When the time came, I didn't make it in time. I miss you, dad.

The day my father died me & my sibling went to his house just 30mins after they picked up his body and walking into the house this song was on & on repeat. 20 minutes in of being in that house Im crying with my siblings the cd skipped on "if i don't make it know that I loved you along" for a good 4 minutes on that one part & the CD was practically brand new with no scratches, this song hits hard..

My mom loved olp and died in 2017 in her sleep at 41 and I like to think it's her singing the chorus to me sometimes, that she infact didnt make it but she loved me all along.

I blamed my father for the wasted years. We hardly talked. Since he died on October 9th 2000 when I was 16. This song was so important to me during that time.

I was at Carleton University, in a bad spot, and this song carried me through. Yes, should have a billion views.

Off one of the best albums of the 90s, and frankly any decade.

I had a girlfriend that loved listening to this band. About 7 years ago and still seems to put me back in my old truck sitting next to her passing joints to each other. Not giving a damn. I really miss her sometimes. But past is in the past

Just got my copy of Clumsy on vinyl and I am completely transported back 20 years, listening to this cassette front to back nonstop. Goosebumps and watery eyes always. Clumsy is a masterpiece that got overlooked by most Americans anyway.

Its 2019 Im still here 😀

my dad abandoned me when i was 5, grew up with my mom, 14 years later, i found him, and it was just awful.. he couldn't believe it. now whenever i listen to this great song it reminds me of him

When my dad was younger he went to one of OLP's concerts. Last year he ended up in hospital. I was listening to music the same night I got the call and this came on. I broke. He didn't make it, gone at 45. and this was played at his funeral because it was one of his favourites played at the concert. I attended their 2023 concert in Windsor at the Colosseum last month and it was one of the best experiences in my life. Thank you.

I miss my dad

Goose bumps. I remembered this song because I thought it was 4am. Weird. Nice to see you again, Raine.

This song became even more strong to me when my Dad was dying. A precious song I'll never forget.

This song makes me think of my uncle. He died of Lou Gerrig’s disease during the pandemic and I hoped I would be able to visit him before he died. Unfortunately that didn’t happen 😢 RIP Uncle Joel. I miss you so much

I do not know why this video does not have a billion views , Love it !!

our lady peace has probably one of the most meaniful lyrics of the 90s

I miss the 90's.

thank you Taz Taylor for showing me this song!

walked around my good intentions..found that there were none... my life summed up in a lyric.

I was in my young teens when this album came out. I remember waiting all week for the much music countdown to see this music video. Long live the 90s. Great decade.

I sent my dad a birthday card (September 2004) with the lyrical stanzas from the beginning, "Blamed my father for the wasted years...", "Then a phone call made me realize I'm wrong" and the "If I don't make it know that I loved you all along..." part. My dad's gone now (before 2006); I'm so glad I sent him that card with lyrics; my mom told me he had a big cry. Some of my writings, and this song, are for you, Dad; thanks for all the lessons, as I'm 44 years old now, and in my mind, that means I made it:-).

This song tho... But this friggin song tho! Just that opening line...this whole song brings up pain in the most attractive way. Oh! And I started listening to this at 4 a.m.

I just honestly love Jeremy Taggart's style. He really breaks up a song with a ton of fills and doesn't get trapped with the snare on 2 and 4. Sounds so great.

I haven’t heard this in 22 years. I can still sing it word for word as the tears stream.

If you're still listening to OLP in 2022 , i have hope for the future of music.

My dad died 23 years ago today. I hope he knew I loved him this much. I really miss you, dad - we all do.

This track can make a grown man cry. Whatever the issues are in our lives and the magnitude, this song can move you. Our Lady Peace you hit it good here. Miss this musical era.

I always listen to this at 4 a.m. but before this I listen to Matchbox at 3 a.m.

I could write a big paragraph about why this song is so great and how the 90s were epic..... But just listen to the song it speaks volumes!

my father just died and this song i listened to this song years ago just so i would put aside his and my problems and be the son he deserved to have. now listening to this song today breaks my heart but makes me joyed that i know i tried my hardest.

October 2019 , amazeballs song still! For those who have never heard Our Lady Peace, their lead singer can hit some insanely high notes, has a unique countertenor falsetto singing voice

Rips my heart this song.

My son was away almost 2 years. First thing said when walked in door was mom you got to hear this song. Its us...played it 5 times straight! Ill never forget...cant forget....he was murdered 4 days later.

I didn't have a great relationship with my dad growing up. It was after listening to this song that gave me the push to try to have a positive relationship with him. After losing my when I was 17, my dad and I grew apart because we took her death the hardest. Now I can say that my dad and I are in a place where we can respect and love one another.

Damn song makes me cry every time!

Still one of my all time favorite songs. 🖤

i want this song at my funeral. it's beautiful!.

This is one of the loneliest songs I've ever heard it made me think about my loneliness during the coronavirus I'm a Loner

Still a great song after all these years.

My mamas favourite song. Always think of her when I hear this. 😭

Our Lady Peace of this particular era is like a friend who is there for you, during the hardest times.

"We're all dumb & jaded" - true facts 💯

This was the song that I always hit skip on in the 90s. Clumsy, BDR, Car Crash meant so much more to me. But now, at 38 years old, this one probably hits me the hardest. I'm sure you know what I mean.

One of my all-time favourite songs growing up. Clumsy album came out when I was in middle school. God I loved OLP.

This song should have...billions of views...

Have to say that Chantal Kreviazuk's vocals and piano really bring something to this song.

Just saw them live last night in Ottawa. City folk 2019

Oh I could play this album on repeat all day!!!! Almost 20 years of rocking to this great band!

ok this has to be there best song they ever made im proud to know that this is a Canadian band too these guys rock

Such tasteful drums. One of the most underrated drummers

Heard this on a radio that a guy was listening to where I was this morning. I was in grade 6. Got me through that year.

Such an AMAZING voice and band!

Stuck in quarantine. It’s 4am and I just woke up. This song just randomly popped in my head.

So glad I found this again. Its been way to long

I love this song so much

I havent heard this song for years.. Watching it on 2019, thankful to discover that I still remember all the words.. just wow

Listining to this. The day od my dads birthday. I miss you daddy, i am sorry. Even on your funeral last year i was a no show. 😢

90s kids are awesome. Grew up to this song

This song always rips me apart

This song came along at a time in my life, when I needed to hear it! Thanks OLP

Still listening to this song after all these years sounds great to hear again

This video must have billion views

heres a tidbit about this song. I went to camp when I was younger near Toronto with Rain Maida's little brother Adam. Adam claims this song is dedicated to him. IE the 4am actually means "for Adam Maida", not many people know that! just thought the dedicated our lady peace fans should know.

Still listening to this in 2018!

You can't understand how accurately theses lyrics hit..

this song hits home when I was younger and more so today. Always brings out a tear.....

Anyone here during the Quarantine?

Damn good song!!!

My dad is a good man but he taught me young how to take care of everything around a house. In his family, working together is recreation. He worked out of town and would be home every three to five weekends my whole life. He left me there to be a man at a young age and maintain the property, fix plumbing and electrical issues, even rebuild rooms that had major damage. The worst part of it is that he left me to care for my rapid-cycling bipolar mother and in his eyes she was always right. His family puts women on pedestals and looks after them. I spent my youth taking care of all the things a man should know how to do but also taking care of my mother. The thing about people with her condition is they need somebody to take care of them when they are in a depressive state and they need somebody to abuse when they are in a manic state and I filled both roles perfectly. Luckily, between roofing houses every summer in high school and the things I had to learn to do to maintain a home growing up, I built a successful business. I fully renovate rental houses and flip properties for investors now. I enjoy my work. I have given my mother many chances bust she has threatened to shoot me many times, once in front of my kids. I feel sometimes my dad still sees me as a child and he tries to tell me how to do things that I do for a living the one or two times per year I see him. Anyway...no matter what happens to me, I love my father he is a good man and he gave me the foundation that allowed me to build a successful business even though he left me to care for his psychotic wife who wants me dead...or wants me to hug her and wash her dishes...or wants to shoot me in the face because I exist. Guess what kind of women I have dated 😂

One of the most underrated and underappreciated bands ever.

Had I of known what todays music was gonna be like, I would of appreciated classics like these a lot more back in the day.